Corporate Climate Risk Management
Communications to companies indicate the key climate change-related practices that investors expect companies to undertake based on an understanding of best practice management of climate change. Corporate disclosure frameworks provide sector-specific reporting guidelines for companies which will make it easier for investors to assess and compare the risks and opportunities posed by climate change and climate policy to individual companies.
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Investor statement to Shell: Progress against the successful 2015 shareholder resolution
Published 23/05/2016
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Investor Expectations of Electric Utility Companies: Looking down the line at carbon asset risk
Published 29/04/2016
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Linking CDP and GIC’s Investor Expectations of Electric Utilities Companies
Published 28/04/2016
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2016: From climate commitments to implementation
Published 22/04/2016
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Linking CDP and GIC’s Investor Expectations of Mining Companies
Published 16/11/2015
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Investor Expectations of Mining Companies: Digging deeper on carbon asset risk
Published 16/11/2015
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Investor Expectations: Oil and Gas Company Strategy
Published 09/12/2014
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Joint investor statement on methane emissions in support of Climate and Clean Air Coalition
Published 21/01/2014
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UK’s greenhouse gas (GHG) reporting draft regulations
Published 17/10/2012
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Controlling methane emissions in the oil and gas sector
Published 14/06/2012
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Oil & Gas sector methane leakage venting avoidance - best practice disclosure framework
Published 14/06/2012
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Institutional investors’ expectations of corporate climate risk management
Published 11/01/2012
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The future of narrative reporting
Published 25/11/2011
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Global climate disclosure framework for Oil & Gas companies
Published 18/03/2010
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Global climate disclosure framework for automotive companies
Published 04/03/2009
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Global climate disclosure framework for electric utility companies
Published 11/02/2008